The Dikeou Collection Pop-Up Space currently features installations by artists Lizzi Bougatsos, Sarah Staton, Rainer Ganahl, Anicka Yi and Devon Dikeou as well as extensive and eclectic collection of vinyl records (7,000+). The space also hosts art related events.
Art Galleries in Denver
Showing 67 - 88 of 185Extension of the Dikeou Collection. The Dikeou Collection Pop-Up Space currently features installations by artist Lizzi Bougatsos and Sarah Staton as well as extensive and eclectic collection of vinyl records (15,000+). The space also hosts art related events. Free and open to the public.
East End Applied Arts opened in 2004 as a gallery for owner Kim Harrell’s silversmith work and jewelry. In July 2010, she decreased the gallery’s floor space to be a showroom for her work and that of artist Phyllis Rider. Every third Saturday, Harrell hosts a beading class for the public.
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Clay artist Marie E.v.B. Gibbons works in the studio, where she also holds workshops and classes for the public. On First Fridays, she offers a new “object” for passersby to try and mold out of her favorite medium.
The Foothills Art Center, located in Golden, has been hosting local artists since 1968. The main building of the center got its start in 1872 as a Presbyterian church from 1872, and makes a lovely setting for the exhibits here.
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The former RTD bus terminal in downtown Denver. It is located on plaza of the vacant terminal on Market Street between 16th and 17th Streets in downtown Denver.
Roach Photos Inc. and Gallery Roach combine in a photo lab that doubles as an art gallery. The lab caters to both film and digital needs, and serves a variety of museums, restaurants and other entities that want a professional print. The gallery exhibits the works of Otto Roach and Dutch Walla, who captured Colorado’s […]
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Through the collaborative effort of many, the restored 1874 Georgetown school reopens in Fall 2015 as the Georgetown Heritage Center, a place to celebrate our past, exhibit and practice traditional arts and leisure activities, enjoy live performances, and hold meetings and conferences.
